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1 year ago

Need help with Aleks! If you answer=large point reward

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valentina_108 [34]1 year ago

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Hello User,

By writing the answer without parentheses, then, it will be:-

(5v)²

→ 5v x 5v

Hope it helps you....

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Answered by Benjemin

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